--By Danny Davis TL;DR: The Xiegu G90 gets hot in use, and Xiegu itself says overheating during long sessions is normal. The Radioddity G90-H1 is a bolt-on stand with a temperature-controlled cooling fan built to address exactly that. Installation is simple: side brackets bolt on with included Allen hardware, a...

--By Danny Davis TL;DR: I took a brand new Xiegu G90 to Field Day, opened it for the first time on camera, and had it making contacts the same day. The G90 is a 20 watt HF transceiver covering 160 through 10 meters with a built-in wide-range automatic antenna tuner,...

--By Ed Durrant DD5LP When operating the Radioddity HF-010 “Static mobile” or “Portable-Parked” (do not have this antenna roof-mounted when the car is in motion), the setup process differs from that described in the handbook for use of this antenna with its supplied tripod / ground-stake / radials configuration. Due...

--By Moleculo Push‑to‑Talk over Cellular (POC) radios occupy a strange middle ground in the communications world. They’re not traditional RF radios, and they’re not smartphones — but they borrow elements from both. Most POC systems are built for enterprise fleets and require dealer provisioning, recurring service fees, and management portals...

--By Moleculo In the first part of my review of the Radioddity HF-010 portable HF Antenna, I covered the basic setup, tuning and build quality of this antenna with some comparisons to competing products on the market. In my first outing, I did not have time to test it out...

--By Joe Leone, W4GGJ Disclosure: This antenna was provided by Radioddity for field review as part of a content partnership. All opinions, test results, and observations are my own. Full activation logs and ADIF data are available on request. I've been doing POTA activations long enough to know that the...

--By F5SVP With the release of the Radioddity HF-010, the well-known brand among ham radio operators is making a strong impact on the portable HF antenna segment. Designed for field activities such as POTA, SOTA, radio camping, or emergency operations, this new multiband vertical promises simplicity, robustness, and performance. But...

--By Joe Leone,W4GGJ   Generic Vertical vs. Radioddity HF-010 at Sawgrass Lake Park (US-6700)   Mode: FT8 · Band: 20m · Radio: Xiegu X6200 · Power: 5W · Park: US-6700 · 4 Activations I spent the better part of two weeks running the same park, same radio, same band, and...